We don't know exactly how it played out, but what we do know is Sam Stein was all in and at risk against Patrick Smith in a huge pot preflop.
Stein: 
Smith: 
The winner of this pot was going to have around 350,000 in chips jump rocketing whoever won to the top of the chip counts. Once everything was set the dealer spread a 
flop giving Smith a huge advantage going to the turn and the river.
A 
on the turn was not the card Stein needed, a jack and a jack only could save Stein. The 
on the river made it official and Stein's tournament life was over.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
Busted |
flop in the middle of the table we saw Justin McGill raising a bet made by his opponent in early position. Both players got into a raising match until McGill's opponent was all in. This pot would be over 450,000; one of the biggest of the day so far. McGill however did not have much to worry about as he flipped over 
was light-years behind.
on the turn and a 
on the river made things offical and McGill has just jumped toward the top of the chip counts.
flop. The big blind checked, Peters bet 16,500, Wheeler called and the big blind folded.
and both Peters and Wheeler checked to see the 
land on the river. After Peters checked, Wheeler bet 31,000. Peters folded and Wheeler showed the 
for a set of fours.
flop with 
.
, eliminating Dolan's chances of winning the hand. A meaningless 
against an opponent's 
and Blenkarn doubled.
flop spread we saw Gregg Wilkinson check-call a bet of 42,000 from Amir Lehavot.
. He was up against the 
